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I want to use boot camp, but I don't have a big enough usb I don't use. I also don't want to buy a new one so is there away to use boot camp without a usb or cd
Specs
Imac late 2014
Mavericks (10.9.5)
iMac, OS X Mavericks (10.9.5)
I am computer smart and I am aware of the requirements. I wanted to know if there was a third party or alternative way to do it without virtual box, parallels, ect. Why would you tell me to do something If it isn't what my question asks. IF YOU CANT SAY SOMETHING HELPFUL DON'T
How do you boot into safe mode? Also I have never made a restore point.
Thanks
The article says to use Windows startup settings in the menu, but I dont have that option
http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03439317 Would "Entering safe mode without startup settings" work?
Yes, that will work. Please try it.
You will need to use the BCD on C: . It looks like you are updating the BCD on X: .
Got the same error.
Same error = same answer, so read this thread.
What do you mean? I did what he said I changed it to the C Drive.
By same error I wasn't referring to the question of this thread.
The error was mine, apologies, reading too fast.
When booted from the external installer, and run bcdedit, what is the output? The command lists the entire BCD store. We may need to search for the BCD using dir/s/p/ BCD* .
I'll just reinstall Windows unless there's a simple way to solve this problem. I have all my info on an external hard drive anyways and I'll install off of a disc so the drivers work.
Can you post the output of
diskutil list
We can manually merge partitions and then let BCA clean-up and merge partitions.
BCA is working again, thanks!
How to use bootcamp without a usb
